The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-06-17
LOCAL AND Personal.

after the lSt or next month.
A sister OF DR.. T. NJ. Richards, OF this
~ace, Is paying the Doc a visit.
The strike in the coke regions has been
settled and the men have gone to work.
You can save money by consulting Bar
kers prices before buying any kind Of goods.
Court has been going on all week but
there are but few people in attendance
FIX Sheriff ID. y. Luther, Of Carroll
township, will raise new barn next week.
Mrs. Preston Woolf OF Allegheny, is
be guest Of Mrs. Thomas Mcnamara, of
this place.
The Woods Moving Machine with all
the new improvements for 1887, for sale at
Barker's.
The property Of T. w. Dick, ESQ, is
undergoing improvements III the shape of
new fence
The bridge swept away at Coopersdale
by the recent food, Will be replaced by an
iron bridge.
A young lady named Smith, a resident
Of Lloydsvnle, fell on the porch at her home
one day last week and broke her leg
Rupture instantly relieved by the use of
the celebrated Fry Trass. For sale at
Uaysou's drug store.
Mr. David O'Harra. of this place, had
bis right hand badly hurt by being bitten by
q horse at Loretto, on Tuesday.
Misses May Young and Monie Pierson,
of East End, Pittsburgh, are the guests of
Miss Annie Sechler. Of this place
The Triumph Moving Machine Cor Clip
per twas last YEAR,, one OF the lghtest draft
machines, i1 for sale ut Barker's
Valuable prizes are given to each sub
srribrr OF ysn P'oJr and Hammer. repre-.
seuted at the Mountain House until Monday.
sam Johnston, Of Huntington. aged
years. recently rescued his six year old
companion, Harry lettermau, from drowD-
Ing
"A valuable mare belonging to William
Maxim OF Cambria township, took sick from
some unknown cause aud died on Tuesday
last
Mr. Andrew Strittmatter has opened out
us store 40 the railroad formerly occupied
by Davis Bros. with a full line Of -four and
feyd
Mr. John J. Evans Ctauner) lost a val
uar'g mare ou Tuesday last from cOlic. He
h3t been offered SIGO for the animal week
OF two ago
Prof Laech is Offering hi, valuable
young horse for sale. He Is a beauty and
who ever gets him will drive the prettiest
hors. IN the county.
Mr.. Joseph Wright, OF SummerhuI
Al
county. was In town on Tuesday MI
Wr.Isr Is iu nls 50 year.
The warm weather has q tendency 10
start city people 20 the country and the in
dlcauUus are az present that our summer
resorts will be fun the coming summer.
The Huntingdon county Centennial
Celebration Committees met Friday OF las.
wreE 90 Huntingdon and fixed TUESDAY,
September 2Oth, as the time for the ceIebra-
uor
Mr. Howard j. Roberts, cashier of the
FIRST National Bank OF JohustCwn, brother
of G.. T Roberts, of this place spent a few
DAYS in town this week attending court as
o with. SIS.
The } ". Leech base ball club OF this
place, crossed bats with the Carroutown
club. 0t that place, on Saturday last, the
result being I3 TO in favor of the J. W
Leeah club.
III your &" Woods " needs some repairing
before harvest, now is your time to order
what YOU need. BarKeG's sell all parts and
pieces, but 90 not keep many on hand
A-ouoN-At Loretto Merchandise Com
pany.s Sore, saturday evening, June 18th.
commencing al 6 O'Clock u. NJ Dry goods,
notions tiuware, hardware, boots and shoes,
etc. Bargains at private sale.
The following persons can each receive
a.e,ter by calling at the Ebensburg post
Office
Annie Myers, Mr.. jackson Rager, Jos. L.
H.H Mr. f. c. Horner, d. b. Lolg and r.
E. Ntchliug.
"A horse belonging to Mr. Milton Jones.
was stolen from the stable Of Mr.. DAVID
Naf.sIn Powell, half mile west Of town,
og Monday night The horse was found
ha next day Ia Mr John Hugl = stable
aboUJa wile north of town.
A party ot thirty four ladies and gentle /.
men from Clearfeld arrived az Lock Haven
on saturday morning, having made the
Trip ou timber raft down the Susquehanna /.
RIVER They were two days making the
journey Of about $50 miles.
The Joru,town Tribune saws Johns
Town. w''h the addition OF the population
H>.nneycrrek township that seeks admis.
SION to The municipality, will contain ten
'.a-and Inhabitants and will be entitled to
4.-arisg as city OF the seventh class.
-tor % fine selection Of summer stock Of
boots and shoes 20 90 the shoe store OF Il. l.. .
DAVIS, or Julian street. lie has a better
.....r0 stock 0t goods than IS TO be found
ans when. else 90 town and sells them az
"" trces All kinds Of mems and boys,
'"'.7 misses and children's shoes uf every
A..a. and description kept constantly on
-N.opug the goods going out at small
I...'- Instead of lying on the shelves, is
.. 0.a That Ntssrs. McCorueIrS Saupp. .
. Altoona. work upon They have the
selection Of clothing 70 be found in
.I'E, aud sell no the lowest prices.
'..a visiting Altoona give them a call
..'"'I ui Eleventh avenue ard Fourteenth
."... ~. Lawreuce block
'Iuspha'e ready for buckwhvat, on hand
. .''s.rs also ready 90 take your orders
''.. delivery, and save YOU money.
-.H last Friday afternoon the right leg
M.s Hattie Luckett, the unfortunate
.a .a'y who was In the Kittaunirg
. wreck was amputatet 40 the Altoona
hospital Ia frs -..g a.. ..t.t. .--4 a.